misdelivered

They both had house in Greenwich Village and remained in touch because of misdelivered mail.

Many of the 35 high-rise buildings put out bins so the residents could deposit misdelivered mail for other residents to sift through.

The Austrian embassy in Seoul is located in the same building as the Australian embassy, often leading to misdelivered mail and confused visitors.

The name was later changed because of misdelivered mail between New Paradise and the town of Paradise, Pennsylvania in neighboring Lancaster County.

To correct the problem of the misdelivered mail, the United States Post Office Department notified Geiselman to change the name of the post office.

(It's either that or a misdelivered art installation meant for the Storm King Art Center, the outdoor sculpture collection a few exits south on the New York State Thruway.)

Noting Chesterman's intent to highlight the mutually related yet sometimes mutually opposing "ends of liberal democracy and the means of benevolent autocracy," a review article in the George Washington International Law Review called it a "misdelivered message".

For instance, does Judge Newman mean to suggest that a prisoner's claim that he was wrongfully deprived of $2.50 for a misdelivered jar of peanut butter belongs in Federal court, thus requiring the attention of overburdened assistant attorneys general, Federal judges and law clerks?

It is hard not to wince with sympathy and embarrassment as he and Catherine confer in half-whispers about her misdelivered love letters, his fragile sobriety, their intention to meet the next weekend; that the staticky declarations must end with "Over" make them all the more awkward and piercing.

The classic elements include the scheming King of Nottingnumb, his exiled twin brother, the quest for an heir to a throne, the exiled twin's comely daughter disguised as a prince, the king's man-hungry daughter, the humble servant who loves the exiled princess, assorted mistaken identities and a couple of misdelivered odes.